15 lb threshold
Identify circuits at or above the 15 lb full-charge threshold.
Create sites, assets, and covered circuit records. Send 48-hour service links to technicians. Keep completed service records connected to the correct equipment history.
HVACAudit by Subpart helps owners manage Subpart C refrigerant records for covered circuits. Subpart provides accounts, service links, reports, billing, and compliance history.
A reliable compliance record begins with covered circuit setup, clear equipment identity, service links for technicians, and consistent service-event history.
Identify circuits at or above the 15 lb full-charge threshold.
For equipment with multiple independent circuits, each independent circuit is considered a separate appliance for Subpart C leak-repair purposes.
Decide which circuits require Professional retention.
Use 48-hour service links so technicians can complete service records without being added to the owner account.
The owner creates the site, asset, and covered circuit before sending the link.
Certification number and service notes are captured with the record.
Owners can see whether a service link is active, completed, or expired.
Every Subpart account includes 3 free Subpart C circuit licenses for covered refrigerant circuit records. Use Professional Subpart C circuit licenses for covered circuits that require 4-year retention.
| Capability | Included Subpart C circuit license | Professional Subpart C circuit license |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Included with account | $9 per covered circuit |
| Quantity | 3 included circuit licenses per account | Additional paid circuit licenses |
| Records | Compliance reports and service records | Compliance reports and service records |
| History | 180-day rolling history | 4-year data retention |
| Audit records | Cryptographically verifiable records | Cryptographically verifiable records |
Short answers for coverage, service links, calculation, and account history.
Start with sites, assets, circuits, full charge, refrigerant type, category, and exclusion checks.
For equipment with multiple independent circuits, each independent circuit is considered a separate appliance for Subpart C leak-repair purposes.
The owner sends a 48-hour service link, and the completed service record is added to the owner’s compliance history.
Use current rule text and EPA materials for compliance decisions.
Questions about accounts, billing, service links, or calculator access?